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    SubjectsAnatomyNormal Hand X-Ray — Pediatric Bone Age Markers
    Pre-clinicalAnatomy

    Normal Hand X-Ray — Pediatric Bone Age Markers

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    A 10-month-old male infant presents to the pediatric clinic for evaluation of poor weight gain and suspected growth hormone deficiency. A hand X-ray is obtained for bone age assessment. The structures marked **A** in the diagram (capitate and hamate) are clearly visible. Based on the presence of these ossification centers, which of the following statements about bone age assessment in this infant is most accurate?

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